Sinan Aydogan raised to 35,000 and Wayne Brindley called all in for less. From the big blind, Jacob Elmore Dahl called as well and then immediately gave up to a bet by Aydogan on the flop .
Aydogan:
Brindley:
Both the turn and river bricked and the Australian pub league player tripled up.
Kevin Blackwood made a standard raise and Alexandre Thomas decided to let his last 300,000 fly behind.
Niall Farrell woke up with a hand in the big blind and jammed in for a little under 100,000 more and Blackwood mucked.
Farrell was miles ahead with the versus Thomas' , but that's why there's a flop , turn and river. In the end, all Alexander needed was the flop to sew it up with the nut flush and Farrell was left short.
He got it in with suited rages versus a hand later, but an ace on the flop did Farrell in this time.
After calling a Ferenc Riech bet preflop, and check-calling another on a flop, Matt Salsberg checked the turn.
Riech did so as well, but when Salsberg led for 80,000 on the river, Riech shipped it in over the top. Salsberg pondered the call for his tournament life for all of 15 seconds before folding.
Matthew Wakeman doubled up with pocket aces against the pocket tens of Sinan Aydogan, then the latter doubled up with against the of Matt Salsberg. The money went in after the flop and both the turn and river blanked.
"I have waited for him for six hours," Sean Giesbrecht said. "He kept shoving into my blinds." Giesbrecht meant Ioannis Makris and the latter just shoved for around 100,000 into the big blind of the American, holding the . Giesbrecht flipped with and improved with the board running out .
On Friday, Katrina Sheary played Flight 3 of this event and made it through to the end of the day with 38,500 in chips. Heavily pregnant, she went home and put her weary feet up. Yesterday, she went into labour and gave birth to a beautiful baby boy!
Obviously unable to play today, her husband Peter (who was yet to play the event) stepped in to take her place today, and is still in the hunt with just over 100k in chips. With the last pay jump the Sheary's are now guaranteed a minimum of $6,495 to start their new lives together - with a shot at the $275,300 up top!
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turn and 
river bricked and the Australian pub league player tripled up.
versus Thomas' 
, but that's why there's a flop , turn and river. In the end, all Alexander needed was the 
flop to sew it up with the nut flush and Farrell was left short.
a hand later, but an ace on the flop did Farrell in this time.
turn.
river, Riech shipped it in over the top. Salsberg pondered the call for his tournament life for all of 15 seconds before folding.
against the 
of Matt Salsberg. The money went in after the flop 
and both the 
turn and 
and improved with the board running out 
flop, Thomas led, Blackwood shoved and Thomas called.
and the river was the 
